Difference between revisions of "Game Play Team"
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| − | The Game Play Team is responsible for | + | The Game Play Team is responsible for playing the game at events and doing demonstrations. |
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| + | Key tasks: | ||
| + | * driver/operator/human player/coach selection | ||
| + | * driver/operator/human player/coach training | ||
| + | * tactics development and training | ||
| + | * competitive intelligence prior-to and during competitions | ||
| + | * help develop cooperative relationships with other teams | ||
| + | * discussing and agreeing upon alliance tactics prior to each match | ||
| + | * compiling an alliance selection guide at competitions (if are an alliance captain, who should we invite to join us? A prioritized list needed) | ||
| + | * after-action analysis: | ||
| + | ** what worked; what didn't | ||
| + | ** what opponent tactics worked well against us (or didn't) | ||
| + | ** what alliance tactics worked well with us (or didn't) | ||
| + | ** what might we do differently (could be situation-based) | ||
| + | * demonstrate all of the features and fuctions of the robot to judges and spectators. | ||
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| + | Driver, operator, human player, coach and scouts are all members of this team. | ||
Latest revision as of 16:25, 18 June 2009
The Game Play Team is responsible for playing the game at events and doing demonstrations.
Key tasks:
- driver/operator/human player/coach selection
- driver/operator/human player/coach training
- tactics development and training
- competitive intelligence prior-to and during competitions
- help develop cooperative relationships with other teams
- discussing and agreeing upon alliance tactics prior to each match
- compiling an alliance selection guide at competitions (if are an alliance captain, who should we invite to join us? A prioritized list needed)
- after-action analysis:
- what worked; what didn't
- what opponent tactics worked well against us (or didn't)
- what alliance tactics worked well with us (or didn't)
- what might we do differently (could be situation-based)
- demonstrate all of the features and fuctions of the robot to judges and spectators.
Driver, operator, human player, coach and scouts are all members of this team.
